Senate OKs home for future vice presidents
The Senate approved a plan to provide a permanent residence for future vice presidents at the Naval Observatory. The 72 acre site near Washington would cost over a million dollars for upgrades and security, with open-ended financing and Navy maintenance.
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Low regard on politicos in Harris survey
Pollster Louis Harris finds 60 percent of Americans dissatisfied with political leaders. In a 1,503 household survey 89 percent say government leaders should tell the public the hard truth about inflation and energy rather than promise what they cannot deliver. A 47 to 44 split shows the public doubts whether leaders have a chance of success under media scrutiny.
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Postage rate cutback proposed start eyed by Friday
The proposal to cut back the latest twenty cent postage increase affects first class mail and various third class rates. A California firm won a multi million contract to build a pioneer solid waste plant in Gannetticut to recycle garbage into fuel and reusable products. Airmail and other classes face higher rates while the commission notes that mailers largely rely on monopoly service and should not subsidize competitive classes.
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